the Data Protection Commission

The Data Protection Commission (DPC) is the official authority responsible for overseeing how organizations handle personal data. Its role is to ensure that companies and institutions collect, store, and use personal information ethically, securely, and in accordance with privacy laws. The DPC investigates complaints, enforces regulations, and promotes responsible data practices to protect individuals' rights. Essentially, it acts as a guardian of privacy, helping to maintain trust in how personal information is managed in the digital age.